The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-03-03


danghtsr. who spsnt last season at the Leon, ar.
nyed q that popular Hotel last Tuesday.
Mis- Bessie Tgnor, Of Barlow, 10 the guest
OF Aiss Amelia Munroe. on Duval street.
MAJOR Robert Gamble has moved into his
capacaous new residence on CANDLES Hill, Nc
OougaiPs east addition to Tallahassee.
-seneral Bolly Lewis, Of the Gibson House,
Cincinnati. and Messn Lewis Glenn and d.
courtney, Of that city. were among the guests at
the Leon the past week.
-Mr George Cartwright of Kansas renting
subscription for FLoRIDrAN, says al am max
ing Preparations to move to your part Of the
STATE next fall. There are seventy-fve families
In this section who expect to move to Florida.
Ny business Is flowers, vegetables and fruit"
Ar. G. win find our climate and soil adapted to
his wants.
On our fourth page to-day will be found
striking and instructive illustration of the COM
parative worth Of the various kinds of baking
powders now in the market
Call: for Sevenl Springs Mass. Do not be
deceived by Bedford's Iron Alum Mass. Seven
Springs Mass is far superior to any other min
eral water remedy. For sale by all druggists.
Miss Laura Barnes who has been visiting
our city, the guest of Miss Clara Holden, left
Tuesday for her home in Tallahassee. Miss
Laura Is indeed lovely young lady. and the
sunshine of her presence brings delight to all
who meet her. Her visit was only too short,
and if we read the faces of some of our young
men correctly, there is more than one heart made
sad by her departure. Cheer up, boys
Marianna Courier.
SAVE CosT.-The City Tax Books will be
closed very soon. All who have not paid their
City Taxes had better do 80 at once and save
an additional expence.
Mr.. Edward Shegog and wife, of Columbia,
Tenn. are guests at the residence of Mr.. G. A
ChaireA
Another hop came off at the New Leon
Hotel last night
Mr.. M Lively is putting a new sidewalk in
front of his building on Jefferson street.
COL ]. H. Perkins, OF Monticello, is regis
tered at the ST. James
Hon. A E. Maxwell, c. B. Parkhill, Esq,
of Pensacola; Hon. T. L. CLARK, of Monticello;
Hon. Z. W. Stevens, Mr.. H. j. Mccall, of Madi
son, and Mr. M. Silver of Orlando, were among the
tendance on the Supreme Court.
Mr.. W. T. Henry, of Kentucky, is prospect
ing in the Tallahassee Country this week.
City Council will consider the question of
g fire protection at meeting tomorrow night
We noticed handsomely engraved silver
nut bowl in the show window at Mr.. r. B. Cor.
man jewellery store. 1t bears this inscription
i" Ladies' Tennis Championship. To Miss
March 5, 1897 and will be presented to the
lady winning it on the date indicated in the in
sciption.
Mr.. L. Harrison and Colonel c. r. King, at
torneys of Lake City, made a pop call on the
FLoRIDIAN to-day.
Hon. Rufus Blodgett, Democrat, was
elected U. S. Senator by the New Jersey
Legislature on the I'd.
Mr.. Erastus W. Clark is preparing to put
cement walk in front of his property in the Flo
RIDIAN block.
Mr.. Geo. A. Berrd has returned to Talahas-
see to engage in business again.
w. r. Wilson, Esq, left this week for east
ern markets, where he will spend SEINE time SC
lecting and purchasing an immense spring stock.
advertisement of Captain Houstouns celebrated
horses.
Farmers can get a Grier's Almanac for
1887, free. at N. Lively's drug store. If
-Goodly numbers of the missing tourists
are visiting the Tallahassee Country.
MIR. Edward Campbell and wife, of Savan-
nah, are visiting friends in Tallahassee.
Rev. Jas. P. DePass, the able editor OF the
Florida Christian AduOeate, was in the city last
week
Mama. don't make up any shirt waists for
me. They are receiving all kinds calico, per-
Gale, cheviot and lannels. styles, all ages, at
Y. A. LEWIS
Among the early callers at the FLORIDIAN
sanctum this morning were Judge Maston O'Neal
and DR.. E. J. Morgan, of cambridge, and Colonel
s. G. McLendon, OF Townsville.
Mr.. Willis Myers, of Gainesville, made a
pleasant call on the FLoRrDIAN this morning
Capt. w. A. Givens, Circuit Clerk for Hills
borough county, made a pleasant call on the
FLoRIDIAN last Friday. He had been to New
Orleans to witness the grand Mard Gras display
and stopped over at the capital on business.
The subjoined from the Apopka City Union
affords more evidence that the L. & N. people
know a good thing when they see it:
We have il from good authority that the Louis
vile & Nashville Railroad Company have pur
chased the Apopka Lake & Atlantic Railroad
and will build it to Tallahassee. This is cheer
ing news, for the l.. & N. Co. have the wisdom
and means to make out Of this line pow erful
artery Of commerce and great benefit to South
Florida. Apopka City stocks ought DOW to
stand pretty good in the market as that line
takes US in"
Spring Clothing.
Fine line samples to select from. Goods made
to order, at Y. A. LEvY'A